Management's ability to create profitable firms depends on the business environment in which firms interact. This note presents a framework to help understand, anticipate, and may contribute to changes in the business environment. Describes the construction of a picture of the business environment, as the country analysis. Country Framework analysis consists of three interrelated components of the strategy, communication, and productivity. Focused on the identification and assessment of the national and international context. In particular, it explains the role of non-state actors, nonfirm organizations, and the "rules of the game" can be played in the company decision-making. "Hide
by Alexander Dyck, 10 pages. Publication Date: January 22, 1997. Prod. #: 797092-PDF-ENG
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